BELLEVILLE, Kan. (Feb. 3) – As intrigue grows for the running of the Belleville 100 this July, so does the interest from the RV community.
The Hi-Banks RV Park is reporting that their location, situated directly across from the world famous Belleville High Banks race track, is nearly filled with reservations for the July 2-4 drama-filled racing event.
Recreational vehicle travelers to Belleville need not be dismayed. The Belleville 100 team has arranged with the City of Belleville to have an additional 40 electrical hook-ups available on a first-come, first-served basis.
These additional electrical hook-ups have 30- and 50-Amp options, and will be available at the power plant park located just one block west of the hallowed race track grounds. The hook-up fee at “Power Plant Park” is just $15 per day. There is access to water hydrants in this area, however, sewer hook-ups are not.
A dump station is located at another popular Belleville camping area known as Rocky Pond, which has eight full hook-up RV stalls and is owned by the City of Belleville. Rocky Pond offers tent camping and non-hook-up camping throughout the park, plus fishing and boating for small vessels. The RV electrical hook-up sites at Rocky Pond are also on a first-come, first-served basis.
Restroom and shower facilities are available at both locations. New showers and restrooms will be constructed in the city park prior to the Belleville 100, according to city officials.
Should RV owners have further questions concerning city-owned RV hook-ups, they may direct inquiries to 785-527-2288. For information concerning other lodging options, click the ‘Lodging’ button at the Official Website of the Belleville 100 at www.belleville100.com.
The Belleville High Banks is perhaps the most demanding dirt track in the country in terms of expecting the most of driver and equipment. Certainly it is the fastest half-mile dirt track in the country and most certainly can boast its number one ranking in historical longevity.
While many aspects of the automobile and auto racing have changed since Belleville’s first auto race held in 1910, two things really haven’t changed: the test of the machine and the endurance of the driver.
In July 2010, machine and driver will be tested in a contest never before witnessed at the “World's Fastest Half-Mile Dirt Track” or the Great Plains States. The celebration of 100 years of auto racing in Belleville and the advancement of the motor car will take place at the Belleville 100 featuring Modifieds on the Belleville High Banks, July 2-4, 2010.
for car entry forms and ticket order forms see the ‘downloads’ page at www.belleville100.com.
Tickets can be purchased by calling 402-761-3676 or by checking out the "Downloads" section at www.belleville100.com on the World Wide Web. Entry forms, rules and additional information can also be found on the Official Website of the Belleville 100.
For more information about the Belleville 100, contact Wayne Dake via email at wayne@belleville100.com or call 402-440-3977.
The Hi-Banks RV Park is reporting that their location, situated directly across from the world famous Belleville High Banks race track, is nearly filled with reservations for the July 2-4 drama-filled racing event.
Recreational vehicle travelers to Belleville need not be dismayed. The Belleville 100 team has arranged with the City of Belleville to have an additional 40 electrical hook-ups available on a first-come, first-served basis.
These additional electrical hook-ups have 30- and 50-Amp options, and will be available at the power plant park located just one block west of the hallowed race track grounds. The hook-up fee at “Power Plant Park” is just $15 per day. There is access to water hydrants in this area, however, sewer hook-ups are not.
A dump station is located at another popular Belleville camping area known as Rocky Pond, which has eight full hook-up RV stalls and is owned by the City of Belleville. Rocky Pond offers tent camping and non-hook-up camping throughout the park, plus fishing and boating for small vessels. The RV electrical hook-up sites at Rocky Pond are also on a first-come, first-served basis.
Restroom and shower facilities are available at both locations. New showers and restrooms will be constructed in the city park prior to the Belleville 100, according to city officials.
Should RV owners have further questions concerning city-owned RV hook-ups, they may direct inquiries to 785-527-2288. For information concerning other lodging options, click the ‘Lodging’ button at the Official Website of the Belleville 100 at www.belleville100.com.
The Belleville High Banks is perhaps the most demanding dirt track in the country in terms of expecting the most of driver and equipment. Certainly it is the fastest half-mile dirt track in the country and most certainly can boast its number one ranking in historical longevity.
While many aspects of the automobile and auto racing have changed since Belleville’s first auto race held in 1910, two things really haven’t changed: the test of the machine and the endurance of the driver.
In July 2010, machine and driver will be tested in a contest never before witnessed at the “World's Fastest Half-Mile Dirt Track” or the Great Plains States. The celebration of 100 years of auto racing in Belleville and the advancement of the motor car will take place at the Belleville 100 featuring Modifieds on the Belleville High Banks, July 2-4, 2010.
for car entry forms and ticket order forms see the ‘downloads’ page at www.belleville100.com.
Tickets can be purchased by calling 402-761-3676 or by checking out the "Downloads" section at www.belleville100.com on the World Wide Web. Entry forms, rules and additional information can also be found on the Official Website of the Belleville 100.
For more information about the Belleville 100, contact Wayne Dake via email at wayne@belleville100.com or call 402-440-3977.
